West Coast Connection Forum
DUBCC - Tha Connection => West Coast Classics => Topic started by: Tito on April 23, 2002, 10:01:50 PM
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"16. Among the facts known to the Los Angeles Police Department at the time of the murder of Christopher G. L. Wallace included without limitation the following :
A. In September of 1993, Calvin Broadus, a/k/a Snoop Dog, a Death Row Records recording artist was charged, along with two others associated with Death Row Records, in the Murder of a gang member in Los Angeles. Forensic and ballistic evidence crucial to the case in the possession of the Los Angeles Police Department became missing from the Los Angeles Police Department Pacific Division. At the time the evidence became missing, Kevin Gaines, a Los Angeles Police Department officer, was living with Sharitha Knight of Death Row Records. At the time the evidence disappeared, Sharitha Knight was the producer for Calvin Broadus. Calvin Broadus was acquitted."
"L. During the winter of 1995, shots were fired at a trailer being used to record a video by Calvin Brodus, a/k/a Snoop Dog, a Death Row Records recording artist .
M. Bad Boy Records released a recording performed by Christopher G. L. Wallace titled, “Who Shot Ya”. Death Row Records personnel believe the song was a reference to the November, 1994 shooting of Tupac Shakur of Death Row Records at Quad Studio."
"Q. On March 7, 1996 a fight broke out between Death Row records personnel and Bad Boy Records personnel in the VIP area at the 1996 Soul Train Awards. Guns were reportedly brandished.
R. Officers responding to Death Row Records note: “Snoop-Doggie-Dog was present at the location with 15-20 additional gang members. t[sic]here was also armed security guards present at the location in security uniforms. Also present were off duty black police officers from Hawthorne P.D. and other unk[sic] agencies. I was informed by the manager of the studio and other security officers that were present at the location that a [sic] O[sic]fficer from Metro/ Los Angeles Police Department was also employed at this location. They further stated that they work directly for Snoop-Doggie-Dog as his body guard service.”
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Interesting...
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Interesting...
yup , where did u get that from ??... i always knew that knight was a bad muthafunka ! :)
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sharitha knight was his manager not producer.
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